Footage shot in and around the Sahara Desert, accompanied only by a
spoken creation myth and the songs of Leonard Cohen.

Fata Morgana is an absolute masterpiece. It's Werner Herzog's most
unconventional film. It doesn't have a plot or story. Instead of a story,
we're given a collection of images, words and music that work so
wonderfully together. It's not a documentary either. Some of the people
in
this film are directed and given lines to read. It has some of the most
beautiful and haunting images. Herzog shoots real mirages and we see cars
and people floating around in the middle of the desert who aren't
actually
there but hundreds of miles away reflected like in a mirror. The use of
music in this movie is so brilliant - from Leonard Cohen, Mozart, and the
Third Ear Band. Imagine Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey in the
desert; that's what this movie is like. This film is so hypnotic that it
has
the ability to make you feel as though your spirit has left your body. A
must see. It will change the way you view films.

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